In May of 1977, Ames announced the release of the Ames Model ST portable Hardness Tester. This superficial tester is specifically designed for
The Electro Arc company obtained the Ames Portable Hardness Tester line in 1975 and began manufacturing the standard and superficial hardness testers
Choosing a Rockwell Hardness Scale Below are a few charts that will help you choose the proper set up for your Ames Rockwell portable hardness
Hardness Testing – Rockwell scales Rockwell Hardness testing is a system for determining the hardness of metals and alloys of all kinds. The
Since 1947 Ames has been providing top of the line portable Rockwell hardness testers for the hardness testing of various metals. Not only are we
Exciting news for our customers! As of July 1st, 2019 Stillion Industries has acquired Electro Arc Manufacturing. This is good news for our
Hardness Tester Blog Posts
- Ames Precision Model ST allows you to Check the Hardness of Tubing in Rockwell Scales
- Is my Ames or DoAll Portable Hardness Tester Eligible for Repair or Calibration?
- Rockwell Hardness Charts for Metals
- Hardness Testing in Rockwell Scales
- Portable Rockwell Hardness Testing is Easier With the Bench Stand
- Stillion Industries Acquires Ames Hardness Testers
- Portable Rockwell Hardness Tester Calibration – An Infographic
- How to Test the Hardness of Steel
- Benefits of Using a Hand Held Rockwell Hardness Tester
- The Rockwell Metal Hardness Scales Explained
- Get an Accurate Reading With Ames Rockwell Hardness Test Blocks
- How To Use A Rockwell Portable Hardness Tester
- How to tell if your Tester is a Genuine Ames Hardness Tester
- 7 Things you Should and Should Not Do When Caring For Your Rockwell Tester
